Shop decaffeinated coffee beans at ADS Coffee Supplies — including Summit Mocha Brazil Decaf whole beans in 500g packets and bulk buy formats, suited to bean-to-cup machines, grinders and espresso machines. Free next working day delivery on orders over £69. We supply cafés, offices and hospitality businesses across the UK — our decaf bean range is selected for flavour quality and commercial reliability, not as an afterthought.

Decaf coffee beans we stock

Summit Mocha Brazil Decaffeinated Coffee Beans (500g)

Our primary decaf bean — a single-origin Brazilian decaf with rich walnut and dark cocoa notes, a creamy mouthfeel and a bittersweet finish. Medium-dark roast, well suited to espresso, cappuccino and latte where the decaf needs to hold its character through milk. Works in bean-to-cup machines and traditional espresso grinders. Available in 500g packets and in a bulk buy format for high-volume café and hospitality use. From £11.00.

Decaf coffee beans for commercial use

A good decaf offering matters more than most café owners expect. In the UK, demand for quality decaf has risen significantly — driven by afternoon service, health-conscious customers, pregnant customers following medical advice, and anyone sensitive to caffeine who still wants a proper espresso rather than a flat instant alternative. Getting the decaf right means the same attention to bean quality, grind setting and extraction as any other menu item.

Summit Mocha Brazil is a natural fit for commercial service. Brazilian single-origin decaf tends to process cleanly through commercial grinders, extract consistently under pressure, and hold flavour when steamed with milk — the three things that matter most in a busy café environment. The bulk buy format makes it cost-effective for sites going through volume.

For decaf in formats other than whole beans, see our full decaf coffee range — including decaf instant coffee, decaf ground coffee and decaf ESE pods.

Which machines work with decaf coffee beans?

Decaffeinated coffee beans work in any grinder and machine that takes whole beans — including bean-to-cup machines, traditional espresso machines and manual brewing equipment. The decaffeination process can slightly alter the density of the bean, so it is worth dialling in your grind setting separately for decaf rather than assuming the same setting as your regular beans. For bean-to-cup machines, most allow you to save a separate grind profile — worth doing if you run decaf and regular side by side. Browse our bean-to-cup machines or coffee grinders if you need equipment alongside your beans.

Frequently Asked Questions

What decaf coffee beans do you stock?

We stock Summit Mocha Brazil Decaffeinated Coffee Beans in 500g packets and bulk buy format. This is a single-origin Brazilian decaf with walnut and dark cocoa notes, suited to espresso, bean-to-cup and filter brewing. For decaf in other formats — instant, ground or ESE pods — see our full decaf range.

Are decaf coffee beans suitable for bean-to-cup machines?

Yes — whole decaf beans work in any bean-to-cup machine. Summit Mocha Brazil processes consistently through commercial grinders and extracts well under standard espresso pressure. If your machine allows separate grind profiles, it is worth setting one specifically for decaf, as decaffeinated beans are sometimes slightly less dense than regular beans and may need a marginally finer grind for the same extraction yield.

Can I buy decaf coffee beans in bulk?

Yes — Summit Mocha Brazil Decaf is available in a bulk buy format from £420, suited to high-volume cafés, offices and hospitality sites. For volume pricing and regular supply arrangements, contact our team on 0800 44 22 99.

What is the difference between decaf and decaffeinated coffee?

There is no difference — decaf is simply the shortened consumer term for decaffeinated. Both refer to coffee that has had the majority of its caffeine removed before roasting. EU regulations require that decaffeinated coffee must contain no more than 0.1% caffeine by dry weight in roasted beans, meaning the caffeine content is reduced by approximately 97% compared to regular coffee.

What does decaf coffee taste like compared to regular coffee?

High quality decaf beans — particularly single-origin and Swiss Water or CO₂ processed beans — taste very close to their caffeinated equivalent. The Summit Mocha Brazil Decaf delivers genuine complexity: walnut, dark cocoa and a creamy finish that holds well through milk. The difference from a well-executed regular espresso is minimal. Lower-quality decaf — often heavily solvent-processed commodity beans — can taste flatter or have a slightly chemical note, which is why bean selection matters for commercial use.